Programme learning outcomes:

• Acquire research skills and methodologies in one of the research areas of the doctoral program;
• Create and develop innovative and original research;
• Communicate research findings (e.g. oral conference or congress presentations, scientific publications);
• Write and defend a dissertation at the end of the three years.

To attain these objectives, the Doctoral Course provides specific resources including:

• Short intensive courses (see Study Manifesto);
• Supervision: on entering the programme, each student is assigned an advisor;
• End of year evaluation;
• Seminars;
• Laboratories and research equipment;
• International Credit and Mobility;
• Support for mobility and research;
• Bibliographic resources;
• Language courses.